Hot news: Nokia E7 to Hit Market Soon (Nokia Phone Repair, Dr Mobiles Limited, Auckland)

Good news from Nokia! The Finnish manufacturer of mobile phones has released Nokia E7, its Symbian OS–based smartphone, to Vodafone and Optimus. Nokia E7 makes use of the new Symbian^3 platform.

Meant for the business users, the phone features a QWERTY keyboard, an 8 megapixel camera with flash which has the capability of capturing high-definition (HD) video,  16GB internal memory with 256MB RAM, and also a 4 inch AMOLED touchscreen, just to name a few.

Moreover, Nokia E7 supports real-time access to emails via Microsoft’s Exchange server. With the help of Microsoft Office on-board, users can edit Word, PowerPoint as well as Excel documents. Users can also view Adobe PDFs on the device. Nokia E7 comes with voice guided navigation with Ovi Maps. Users can also download additional apps through Nokia’s Ovi Store. Nokia E7 is priced at $929 and this phone will be available from April this year.

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iPhone 5 is Likely to Have Dual-Core A5 Processor, Hints iOS 4.3

Familiar with iPhone, isn’t it? According to iClarified, on the basis of the evidence that has been found within the iOS 4.3 firmware, iPhone 5 is expected to have the same dual-core A5 processor that has been used in iPad 2. This is not at all a big surprise because last year, the iPhone 4 was launched with the same A4 processor that was used for the first time in the original iPad.

The iPad 2 is showing excellent result and is much better compared to the original iPad. Hence, we can also expect the same thing in case of iPhone 5. The next-gen iPhone is expected to be more powerful and better than the first iPad in terms of raw computing performance.

So till the time it gets released in the market, let us patiently wait and watch what iPhone 5 has in store for the mobile users like us!

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Mayl 2011 Technology News Update: Motorola Xoom Review (www.drmobiles.co.nz)

Motorola has taken a splash into the tablet market with this product known as Motorola Xoom. Motorola seems to have hit the right chord with their debut tablet and has stirred a lot of interest in the mobile market. This is a 10.1 inch device that runs on the dual core Tegra 2 chipset which is definitely the best processor in the market.

The screen offers a resolution count of 1280×800 pixels and is superior to that of HP Touch Pad in terms of overall brightness and luminance. This is the first ever product to be launched with the Android 3.0 Honeycomb version OS and sure brings about a lot of functionality to the model. Xoom also comes with a 5MP rear camera that is capable of recording videos at 1080 p along with a 2 MP front facing camera for video calling purposes. The microSD card slot enables the users to expand the external memory space by up to 32 GB. For connectivity, the users get to use Bluetooth, Wifi feature, USB and HDMI port facility. It is a common feature for high end devices to have built in support of Facebook, Twitter etc…Other features provided are music player and A-GPS technology.

The only area where Motorola Xoom lacks a little bit is its multi format music player. The overall sound experience is just ordinary but this fact still is acceptable considering even the other such tablets. The 5MP camera is good but lacks a little bit on comparing it with Samsung Galaxy tab 10.1’s 8 MP camera. But otherwise, Motorola Xoom is a well created device with a great functionality.

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May 2011 Tech Update: HP Touch Pad Review (www.drmobiles.co.nz) Auckland Phone Repair

HP too has joined the league of tablets with a competitive product called HP touch pad. This 9.7 inch device is good enough to put some popular tablets to reconsideration and manages to win customers on the basis of its specs and looks. This tablet is fitted in with a Qualcomm Snapdragon dual core 1.2 GHz processor in place of its brain.

The 9.7 inch of the touchscreen display offers a resolution count of 1024×768 pixels whose excellence can be measured from the fact that Apple’s iPad too comes with a similar pixel count. One great and unique point with this device is that one can separately buy a wireless Bluetooth keyboard along with it. Infact this model also comes with the A-GPS technology too. The operating system that Touch pad works on is WebOS which was originally created by Palm and it seems to be especially designed for the tablet use and not like a phone OS. The other features provided are Bluetooth, a front facing camera, music system and Wireless internet facility.

One point that can make you change your decision of buying HP Touch Pad as your tablet is the fact that it doesn’t offer you a rear camera. It just comes with a 1.2 MP front facing camera that enables video calls and conferencing. Motorola Xoom is a better choice as it provides a 5MP rear camera too. The screen also lacks a little bit on the luminance feature. But overall HP Touch pad has the making of a good competitor to a lot of existing and upcoming tablets.

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Samsung Launches Galaxy S LCD Smartphone ("Samsung Unlock", "Galaxy Unlock", repair, Auckland)

Samsung has launched Galaxy S LCD, its latest Android smartphone, in the Indian market. Also known as GT-I9003, this phone is based on Android 2.2 Froyo.

This smartphone from Samsung features a 4 inch WVGA (480 x 800 pixel) resolution touchscreen made of Gorilla glass, a 5 mega pixel auto focus camera at the back of the phone, 1 GHz ARM Cortex A8 CPU, 4 GB of inbuilt memory which can be expanded up to 32 GB with an SD card, a graphics card, HSPA and video telephony. In addition, it has GPRS, WiFi, Bluetooth and EDGE and comes with a 1650 mAh battery which will allow users to enjoy more than six hours of talktime even in 3G mode.

Want to know the price of Galaxy S LCD? This smartphone costs around Rs. 25,000. However, it is available at just Rs. 20,500 at Letsbuy.com, the company’s official online sales partner.

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2011 Gadget News Update: Motorola MOTO ME525 Android phone. http://go.to/drmobiles

Motorola mobiles have launched a new mobile phone by the name of Motorola MOTO ME525. This new device is a touch bar phone which is available in a black colour and is equipped with a list of interesting specifications.

There comes a 3.7 inch capacitive touchscreen which offers a resolution count of 480×854 pixels. The 5 MP camera which comes fitted on the rear side is capable of providing a resolution count of 2592×1922 pixels. This camera is capable of auto focus and LED flash features as well. Internet can be accessed through options such as Wifi, WAP browser, EDGE and GPRS support. Bluetooth and USB port are the other features offered.

Music options which this device is equipped with are FM radio and multi format music player which supports MIDI, WAV and AAC. Motorola MOTO ME525 runs on the 800MHz cortex A-8 processor and also provides the users with the A-GPS technology. There comes a 1500mAh battery fitted in which lets users enjoy a talk time of about 12 hours.

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Tips To Maximize Apple iPhone Battery Life (www.drmobiles.co.nz)

Tips To Maximize Apple iPhone Battery Life
We all love our iPhones as they are the perfect all-in-one entertainment device. However, if there’s one place where we would like to see an improvement, it is in the battery life department. The newer iPhone 4 seems to have a slightly better battery life due to the reworked design, but the older generation wasn’t too great like the 3G. Also, if you happened to use Wi-Fi or Edge, you’ll find yourself reaching for the charger at the end of the day. I admit it’s not easy to put in a large screen and deliver a stellar battery life. It’s just like a 15″ laptop will never give you the same battery life as a 12″ or 13″ laptop, no matter how big a battery you may throw in it.
But there are certain things you can do to make sure you squeeze that extra bit of charge. Many of the following things are probably already known, but for first-time iPhone users this will come in handy.
Disable 3G and WiFi when not needed
Unless you are using MTNL’s 3G service, there is no reason to keep 3G enabled. Navigate to Settings>General>Network>Enable 3G and toggle “OFF”. Keeping 3G on will only drain your battery faster. The same goes for Wi-Fi; once you’re done using it, ideally turn it off or else it will keep running in the background trying to search for a hotspot and drain your battery quicker. However, unless you have upgraded to iOS4, you can’t quickly jump to Settings and toggle it. In that case, there is a Cydia app called SBSettings, which brings a little drop down box from the top that lets you toggle Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Edge, etc., but you’ll need a jailbroken device to do this.

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